Pretty Candle

Happy Sunday to you!

I thought I'd share this little covered candle I made with you. It's so easy, you should try it! All you need is a white pillar candle (you can get them inexpensively at Michaels or even Walmart) a page from an old book (use 2 if it doesn't cover the candle completely), a pretty piece of white lace, and a monogrammed charm. I sell them here. :) Tie them altogether, and you have a unique gift. Hope your day is going well. I'll be back soon with some new bracelets and necklaces to tempt you with.

Take care,

Martha

Trick or Tweet

Hi there,

I'm working on Halloween charms for you peeps, so come back often to see my new treats!

Have a wonderful weekend!

Take care,

Martha

Halloween Party

Join me and the other goblins and goulies over at A Fanciful Twist for another frightful Halloween blog party. It's sure to be a scream. :) Martha

Wordless Wednesday

My puppies Stormy and Sunny...hope you enjoy.


Hope your summer is relaxing, Martha

Packed Ventura Show

Hi, I'm back from a vacation! It was wonderful to have the time to rest and just have some fun. I wanted to share with you a few photos of my last craft show in downtown Ventura, Ca. It was on the 4th of July, and as you can see it was a "sea" of people. It's always one of my best shows, and I thank everyone who came out and so generously supported me.
You can't see my booth, but it's down there somewhere!
This was my neighbor for the day. He's a Bloodhound who works for the police tracking lost people.
He slowly made his way under my table and off his own bed!
He was the most entertaining neighbor I've ever had, and I'd be happy to hear his funny bark if I were lost.
My youngest son turned 14 not long ago. It's interesting handling my other 2 kids now too, because they both just got their driver's licenses. I'm still on pins and needles when they drive!

So back to work I go. I'm in the middle of finishing orders and making Halloween charms that I'll be sharing with you soon. I'm planning on attending Glitterfest so mark you calendars for Oct. 10th.

Take care,

Martha